Supreme Court of Kansas· 2/8/2013

State v. Peterson

Citations

296 Kan. 563
293 P.3d 730
2013 WL 475775
2013 Kan. LEXIS 24

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holding that 6 resentencing before a different judge is the typical remedy for the State's breach of a plea agreement
holding that resentencing before different judge remedy for State's breach of plea agreement
declining to address whether breach of plea agreement was subject to constitutional harmless error standard because State failed to pursue the argument
declining to address whether breach of plea agreement was subject to constitutional harmless error standard because State failed to pursue the argument
describing resentencing in front of a different judge as one of two typical remedies, the other being withdrawal of the plea
suggesting a defendant would not be entitled to a remedy for the State's breach if the reviewing court could say there was no reasonable possibility the breach contributed to the sentence

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Judges: Beier, Johnson, Moritz

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